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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1972
Page
9
The Historic Lyme Church Association convenes a program at Lyme Congregational Church on Ohio 113 east of Bellevue. Jim Griffin of Clyde Museum will speak at 7:30 p.m. on Indians Of This Area. The association will release its first history book, printed by the printer. The event is open to the public.
The New London paper bottle and battery drive to fund a band trip to Washington D C starts Saturday at 9 a.m. pickups cover the district per James VanSickle. Bands from Black River Western Reserve and New London performed a concert raising 85 for Mapleton High School’s David Vaas. The New London Teachers Association spring banquet is set for 6 30 p m Friday at the Ramada Inn Sandusky with five educators honored for long service. The New London School Board approved teaching contracts and hired Marr Knapp Crawfis to plan a Fitchville School roof. an adjourned session set 4 30 p m Friday to discuss admin contracts. Diana Leonard attended an Ohio Business Teachers Association convention in Toledo on April 19 14. Two boys were bitten by dogs, 7 year old Joseph Story and 9 year old Curtis Boyd, treated at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital.
The council authorized advertising for bids for a new village fire truck to replace a 1946 model. They also planned a bid for leasing about 100 acres of tillable farm land at the Ray Duboise property on Townline Road, with half payment due at signing and balance by December 1, bids to open May 2.
As of May 1 French female inmates may buy lipstick eye makeup and other cosmetics. The prison administration says beauty care is a normal part of detention and denying makeup could cause neglect and psychological harm.
Cleveland Catholic schools superintendent Monsignor William N. Novicky said he would withhold tax payments to protest a federal court ban on state aid to private schools. He stressed he opposes violence and drew parallels to the civil rights era while noting meetings in all Cleveland Diocese schools to decide next steps.
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